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/pen an"yeuh leuhr/, adj.having the shape or design of an incomplete circle.[1850-55; PEN- + ANNULAR]
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Penannular — Pen*an nu*lar, a. [L. pene, paene, almost + E. annular.] Nearly annular; having nearly the form of a ring. Penannular relics. D. Wilson. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
penannular — adjective Forming an almost complete ring, but with a break or opening … Wiktionary
penannular — [pɛ nanjʊlə] adjective Archaeology circular with a small part of the circumference missing. Origin C19: from L. paene almost + annular … English new terms dictionary
penannular — pen·annular … English syllables
penannular — adj. almost ringlike. Etymology: L paene almost + ANNULAR … Useful english dictionary
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